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Why Dragonkin: The Banished is the Must-Play ARPG of 2026

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The wait is finally over, dragon hunters! After a highly successful year in Early Access, Dragonkin: The Banished has officially soared onto the scene in its definitive version. Developed by the veterans at Eko Software—the brilliant minds behind Warhammer: Chaosbane and How to Survive—this visceral Hack’N’Slash is exactly what Xbox Series X|S players have been craving.

Whether you’re a Digital Deluxe owner jumping in today or a standard edition player ready for the March 19th launch, here is why Dragonkin: The Banished deserves a permanent spot in your game library.

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Return to Gacane: A Review of GreedFall: The Dying World

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Spiders studio is officially back with GreedFall: The Dying World, a narrative RPG that serves as a prequel to the 2019 hit. While the first game saw over 2 million players exploring the mysterious island of Teer Fradee as colonists, this new adventure flips the script entirely.

Set three years before the original game, you step into the boots of a native of Teer Fradee. Your journey begins with a tragedy: you are torn from your home and forcibly taken to the old continent of Gacane. This is a world in turmoil, ravaged by political conspiracies and the Malichor, an incurable plague. Your goal is to survive, regain your freedom, and stop the dark schemes threatening both worlds.

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Styx: Blades of Greed Launches Feb 19: Everything in the New Trailer

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Hide your gold and sharpen your daggers—everyone’s favorite foul-mouthed goblin is officially back. With the February 19, 2026, launch date lurking right around the corner, NACON and Cyanide Studio have finally pulled back the curtain on the narrative driving Styx: Blades of Greed.

If you thought Styx would retire quietly after blowing up the Amber factory in Korrangar, you clearly don’t know our anti-hero. This time, the stakes aren’t just personal; they’re continental.

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